Recent Reviews

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Usurpation, the third book in the series that began with Semiosis, is more of a companion novel than a continuation of the original story.

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“DeGaulle’s writing about politics and war is stirring and reflective, poignant and inspiring, passionate and stoic, detailed and contextual.”

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If You Can Hear This is a light-hearted YA mystery that draws its strength from its quirky cast of characters and distinct setting.

“throws out traditional expectations and homogeneity and relies on determination and compassion to make random pieces of a puzzle crazily connect.”

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“‘We’ve got a man down on the floor. Security guard. The paramedics are working on him right now, but he’s lost a lot of blood.’”

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Connecting emotionally with a memoir is a tricky thing.

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“offers moments of wonder, exploring how stars are built, the mysteries of time travel, and the composition of the universe.”

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"Crystalline and poetic, philosophical and evocative, each short section of such brilliance it demands being savored and read over and over again."

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“A story with twists and turns is enjoyable to read as the reader tries to figure out where the narrative is heading and who is involved.”  

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For anyone who learned navigation before the advent of GPS and the ubiquitous blue line on cell phone maps, the use of map and compass to go from one place to another was as much an art as a scienc

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“Make sure you ask someone whether they’ve even heard of Sallis, Knight, or Ellison before you gift-wrap this massive block of pages. It’s an acquired taste.”

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"a dramatic reading of how wars are fought and intelligence used."

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